Before I went to school in Kentucky I went to school at the University of North Texas for 2 years. There was quite a difference between these 2 schools. UNT has about 34, 000 people enrolled. Centre College in Kentucky had about 1200 students. So the Greek life at UNT was a little bit different than at Centre. I had a few girl friends that were in sororities at UNT so just to make sure that I wasn't stereotyping I looked into joining. Most of them were terrible. Snobby, stupid, and all the other stereotypes were what most of the girls were. But I will say there were a few exceptions, not many.
So when I went to Centre and discovered that over 80% of the campus joins Greek life, I was disappointed. But I went with my roommate to Rush just to make her happy. As soon as I walked into the Kappa Alpha Theta house I felt at home. Everyone was laughing and making jokes. I got a glimpse of a girl making a farting noise with her hand in her armpit. There was nothing snobby about these girls.
And now after leaving school and being in conversations where I defend my sorority, all I can think about are the good times. I met so many cool girls. I had a blast in everything we did (even getting into trouble). I have no regrets about joining (except maybe I could've chosen a better big sis :) ) . So yesterday I went home and went through my Theta scrapbook and found some pictures of Bid Day (the day I joined & the day you have to dress the ugliest possible way) and random other pictures. I guess my argument for sororities/fraternities is not to judge too quickly when someone tells you that they were part of the Greek system. I definitely don't come off as a sorority girl but I loved every moment of being one!!




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